As far as I can see (and please correct me if I am wrong) the zoos
have spent most of the money already - so now they have empty exhibits
and can really apply pressure to import the animals. I guess if the
import is stopped most of the capital has already been spent - so it
wouldn't magically free up money for Aus animals.
And if it is stopped what happens to the elephants then???
On 7/26/05, Reg Clark <> wrote:
> Hello all
>
> It appears to me that everything , every point made by Paul Andrew
> equally applies to our own many endangered species of birds and animals.
> Just pause to reflect what $14 million plus could do to help restore the
> status of habitats for our own unique life forms. Let's get a bit
> emotional about that!!!
>
> Reg
>
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